|
219
<br />Minutes of the Rc-ular Ilceti.ng
<br />Red mrood City Council
<br />July 16, 1956 8:00 D. TA.
<br />Invocation was lead. by Reverend Roland rdc ewort.h, Minister First Baptist Caurch.
<br />ON ROLL CALL the following were noted present: Councilmen Carl A. Rritschgi, FI,7jd. D. Granger, Robert V.
<br />Spillers, Hiram S. Stort, Louis '"jeiss, 1'0<1yor 1'rilliam H. Royer and City Clerk R. S. Dodge. Councilman
<br />rll Sidney D. Herkner was noted absent. Also present were City Manager E. A. Rolison, City Attorney C. B.
<br />�rr
<br />Currie, City Engineer Glenn M. Jain, Building Inspector S. H. Kreiss, Assistant Buil.di g Inspector Co B.
<br />Gyselbrecht, Police CL-`Lef ',•'Ti Iliam Faulstich, ?Mater Superintendent H. L. Tinter., Fire Chief J. L. Lodi,
<br />Assessor -Auditor John J. Brophy, ,Assistant to City Manager L. A. Kimball, Fire Marshal George Asvos„
<br />mom Planning Commissioner Vincent Mambo and Account -Clerk Vilr!an Folmgnist.
<br />LThe Minutes of July 2, 9, and 11 were ordered approved as mailed on motion of Councilman Spillers, seconded by
<br />Councilman Frits.^..hgi. Councilman Granger stated that Councilman Bri.tschgi srauld be noted present on the
<br />meeting of July 11th. The motion carried.
<br />PUPLIC HEARING, PROPOSED REZONING OF LOT 17, WELLESLEY PARK (49 CLAREMONT) FI201.I R-1 to R-3 SUBJECT TO 9�1,T
<br />DEED RESTRICTIONS AS ADJOINTNG fft^PEPTY. There were no wri+.ter. orotests. The Clerk read the Pl.snning
<br />Commission's recommendation wherein it was stated that they recommended the rezoning of this lot, because
<br />it is the last R-1 tat in the immediate neighborhood. Crnmc i 3 -man F3rit.,e:;rgi r;c.v,-,d .t:.ut the pux li u hearing
<br />be closed, seconded by Counci.lI an Spillers and carried. Councilman Spillers moved that the City Attorney
<br />be instructed to prepare the necessary ordin:ince, seconded by Councilman TPritschgi and carri`d.
<br />PUBLIC IIL,'uIITJu, ^,DOPTICN OR ORDITIANCE EST�_LLT;'IIITIG S':Lt:RY PL ,L Affidav-;t of publicntinn was nr�?nred filed.
<br />There being nn protests., ,,written or oral, CouiLcilman Spillers moved that the public hcarirrg ba closed,
<br />Poo seconded by Colazcilman Scout and carried. Coancilman Spillers offered OI'LDIi�1TICE 8?�t ^U "pLISIII.iIG TIAL
<br />S_?L_':�Y PLATT and 'roved its adoption, seconded by 6ouncilmLan VTeis, and carried nu roll call, Coinncil:-Inn
<br />Herkner being noted absent.
<br />PU??LIC Ii.:.1?ITyr, ^ DCPTIOTI OR ORD1iJANCE ES"ABLSIIiIiJG FL??CT'?IC.�L CODE. Affidavit of ±-nzblication was ordere.�. filed.
<br />There being no prtests, written or oral, Coluicil.man Spillers moved that public henrint be closed, seconded
<br />by 13ritschgi and carried. Councilman Stout then offered ORDINATINIC E 825 -TJE JT?"TpT-
<br />CAL CODE ?nd roved its edopti.on, seconded b;r Councilman Bri tsch€Yi and carried nn roll call, Councilman
<br />HerknPr bei.nb noted absent.
<br />CITY F,13311iFFR REPORT RE'=-Lq G SID1,7AULKS AT 11PO Yri,114 STPE7T. The Clerk read the following repi.rt:
<br />"Te have reviewed the history of the sidew-71: pr.ohlem at the northwest corner of Main
<br />Street adjacent to property owned by the Russ Denney Auto Sales and Service.
<br />The followinc; is an excerpt from City Council minutes of Anril 11, 195: "T,1Ir. Russ
<br />Denney appeared before the Council appealing for final inspection which will clear uti.1_i.ties
<br />is his new showroom on the corner. of 11-ain and Elr Streets which is no -r cor:inleted. He in -
<br />f armed - the Coi.uzcil that the City Engineer notified hire that sidewalk must be completed t.c
<br />Lathro.) Street, according to the ordinance c�ve;r;_ng sidewalks. rje wishes to pour sidewalk
<br />only on that protion of Main and Elm fronting the new building. Enrrina;:r Jain infnrr;ed the
<br />Council t11at when f1r. Denny' c original building was crmrnleted the sidewalks were, in a
<br />LW hazardous condition and Yr. Denny receiv::d a notice to repair the sidewalk. Since it
<br />wasn't done at that time, it should be done now according to the ordirrancc. _^.fter dis-
<br />cussion as to whether or not it is practical to erect a sidewalk at that location =�t this
<br />time, Councilman Cranger moved that Mr. Denny be allowed to construct a sidewalk in the
<br />front of his shrrrroom, and that he be given inspection clearance by the Inspector. At some
<br />future date, if required, he will continue the sidevralk to Lfithrop Street. Mr. Denney will
<br />�,... take steps to eliminate the hazardous condition of the old sidewalk on Elm Street. Motion
<br />carried."
<br />kh.r It was our understanding at this Council meeting that Tdr. Denney was to install new
<br />full width sidewalks between _the curb and property line on both Plain Street and Elm. Street
<br />adjacent to the showroom buildirir, then under construction at this corner, and that the rest
<br />of the sidewalk on Elan Street extending to Lathrop Street woule be completed at such time as
<br />further development or improvement of this street was made, or vrhr�never the condition of the
<br />sidewalks indicated a hazard to pedestrians. The above Council minutes indicate that Mr.
<br />Denney was to take steps to eliminate the then ha^ardous cc•nditton of the side,lralk mn Flr
<br />S1
<br />Vreet.
<br />The full width sidewalk requ--i•red.on Plain Street and Elm Street adjacent to the show-
<br />
|